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<p>[QUOTE="wxcoin, post: 2985720, member: 74624"]I like your comments in general about your experience with local shows. When I lived in Oklahoma I tried to go to some of the regular shows when I could. I found that the smaller shows attracted the same dealers and from year to year the inventory didn't change much at all which usually resulted in me going home empty handed. I also noticed a certain dealer passing cleaned SLQs as gem BU. His display probably had at least 100 coins and I wouldn't be surprised if all were dipped. I noticed a number of people buying coins from him. To be fair to the dealers, they bring selected coins from their inventory so if you need something that isn't there, ask. They may have one back home. However, if they do have one, expect to pay a premium for it. As an example, a local dealer has a nice slabbed MS65 1879 3CN that I'd be interested in. However, the price he wants is similar to recent online auction prices for MS66 examples. I can understand those like Kurt who don't like doing business on the internet. However, my experiences have shown that the internet opens up a market that otherwise would be unavailable. Of course, buyer beware.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="wxcoin, post: 2985720, member: 74624"]I like your comments in general about your experience with local shows. When I lived in Oklahoma I tried to go to some of the regular shows when I could. I found that the smaller shows attracted the same dealers and from year to year the inventory didn't change much at all which usually resulted in me going home empty handed. I also noticed a certain dealer passing cleaned SLQs as gem BU. His display probably had at least 100 coins and I wouldn't be surprised if all were dipped. I noticed a number of people buying coins from him. To be fair to the dealers, they bring selected coins from their inventory so if you need something that isn't there, ask. They may have one back home. However, if they do have one, expect to pay a premium for it. As an example, a local dealer has a nice slabbed MS65 1879 3CN that I'd be interested in. However, the price he wants is similar to recent online auction prices for MS66 examples. I can understand those like Kurt who don't like doing business on the internet. However, my experiences have shown that the internet opens up a market that otherwise would be unavailable. Of course, buyer beware.[/QUOTE]
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